We are excited to announce that our projects; Druid Street Gardens and Queen's Park Canalside have been awarded Gold at the RHS London in Bloom awards 2026. The award celebrates the collaborative efforts of all partners to create greener, more sustainable and climate resilient spaces across London.
Druid Street Gardens goes Gold at the London in Bloom Awards 2026
Among the projects highlighted was Druid Street Gardens, which forms part of the area's wider network of new and improved public realm and green spaces.
We worked with London Bridge BID to integrate sustainable drainage and water management in the area using large SuDS planters and a bespoke planting plan, contributing to the space's horticultural and environmental standards.
The garden showcases how underused spaces can be transformed through planting to support biodiversity, surface water management and more welcoming spaces for the surrounding community.
Queen's Park Canalside goes gold at the London in Bloom Awards 2026
The large-scale public realm scheme has been recognised for it's work in boosting biodiversity, vibrance and green space as part of the North Paddington Canalside regeneration.
We worked alongside Westminster City Council and LDA Design to plant over 4,000 plants and 12,000 bulbs in the space, featuring a variety of species designed to boost the pollinator population, create visual interest and a more relaxing environment for people to spend time in.
Two gold award wins for us at the London in Bloom Awards 2026
We are proud to have contributed to the greening of these areas through our work on the Southwark SuDS planters and Queen's Park Canalside public realm, helping to boost green infrastructure, biodiversity and surface water management. It is wonderful to be a part of a wider network of organisations and partners working together to create spaces that benefit both people and nature.
Congratulations to Team London Bridge, Westminster City Council and everyone involved in these achievements!
